davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-19
LOCAL RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

Passenger Train No. /, arrives at
Huntsville, going west a. 10:45 p. m.
Leavcsa 1880
Passenger Train No. 3, arrives
going East at 5:55 a. m.
Leaves at 600 a. m.
Passenger Train No. 3, arrives
going WesU at 1:1O p. NJ.
Leaves at 1:l5
Passenger Train No. 4, arrives
going East at 5:47 p. m.
Leaves 5:25
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-19

" oueS'y my is a matter of habit. If1ove.
sarso o"lah would expend portion Of her
sense sense Of decorum upon her no,,.darad ~ ne,
itself sho and let the ankle take care Of
neatlv Sns hs3. would have modesty more
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-19
The Cotton Market.

The receipts of cotton at this market
Yesterday. amounted to over 25O bales
and held its own at nine cents pound.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-19
Ne nsouAn Herstein <& <&Lovventhsl HUNTSVILLE EALA
What the Gazette Hears.

That cotton advances.
That Xmas will be gay.
That lie NJ Z church needs az
oTganist
That five will do just now in the
way Of Literaries.
That the NJ E choir has been en-
largened and improved.
That "The Normal Index will
soon make its appearance again.
That Mrs J J Holland has opened
a select school in Decatur.
That the health Of tie city is
good.
That Mr. Henry Belts has not yet
reco, cred bis lost horse.
Z hat West Huntsville il booming
into prominence.
That the front fence of the Baptist
church still lacks that coat Of paint
The Prof. Council is at work onhis
new reader for co,or d schools, which
he expects to place on the market
nextfall
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-27

iaste i1: .gs ideint bod berSugeber
i'm Wirtbsbaus brunten. gBiro ba cir
Set gefeierta
sic fubr in bic 66be unb blidte mid
ipieber miBtrauiid on.
S6ren Sic es erif iebt2 so baben fl
ia f1on felt Mittas eefiebelt unb &C.
pfiffen, unb 10 tpir6 es bis on bic Nfit'
ternadt fortseben. Sd babe mir BIZ
Obren beritopft, aber es bilf nidts.
Niin, 6o9aeiten iinb feline 8esrdbniiie,
bas tpeiB man ia mobl. Iber tDenn IL
wiBten, menn fe miBten-I 5reilit,
He tuiirben barum feinen 6opfer iper1I.
aer MAIDEN. 8 ou 8armber3igerl
gDer bdIt benn 9o63eit2
sic ipudte hefiig aus unb mari einen
inerimmigen BIid iiber ben Weiber Dee
mod benz 6auie unten, bon tpo bic Eos
ne bertamen.
8eben sic nur aud bin! murrte ne.
6eben Sic fid5 bas Paar an. sic pafs
fen ff6n au chamber. st III babff
unb i9leGt unb Re 1T reid unb bumm.
Cine Brauerto1ter; ie mibt bas geIt
nit G9effeIn. Mber 10 biel 0erifanb
bot fe bod nod. baB fie auf Maes, tuas
man fie fragt, rihtig antworten fam
unb ni9t glein geiagt bat. als Der pfar'
rer fie gefragt bat. Oh fie ben 2anbri9'
tersTobn aum Msanne baben molle.
Sen 2anbridtersiobn9 Sen?-Nun
tpubte id freilid, tparum bic alte Grar
70 Dor ii9 binwitbete.
(Gortfetuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-27
am iueifIideu 9lbhauae ber 9

- Mm tpeiili9en gbbange Der gits
'tersgfpot Beree in Montana fanb bie'
fer Sage elm Sboibanee Snbianer bas
gerippe zines Weni9en uno zines Bds
rem. Man slaubt, baB mdbrenb Der
Wsoun unb Der Bdr an elmer b6ber geles
aenen GtelIe bes Berses in Der Wdbe eis
mes Mbbanges i'm Sample miteiuanber
beariffen tparen, fie BON biefer 60be
binabftiirsten unb baour9 ibr 2eben
eiubhbten. 3mii6en ben unsebeuren
Rippen bee Sbleres ftedtt nod bic roiti'
ae Rlinge zines groBen Sagomehers.
Gs mub cine frdftise 0anb getueien
iein, bic bic tobtbringenbe Mafei tn ben
G6rper bes B1ren iiieB. 9ln Der Quite
bes Meni9engerippes befanben ii4 aud
bic lleberrefe eines fd6nen &euolpers
NIT ben BuGifoben IL. HI. c. Wer
Der Il. H. c." gemeien 1T, weiB gies
mauS aemiB; aber es 1T anaunebmeu.
bas er elm trdiiig gebauier gngldnber
mar, Der bor 3tpei Sabreu cine Sasoreiis
mad, benz 8ehen unternabm unb IN
Der uben ansebeuteten Weife isinsn 5Of
faub.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-27
Ole a4Sobre aIte eintuauberin III.

a. Die 24Sabre alte gintpanoerili Nls
bertine Berger, tpelde am 81. De-
eem6er nit benz Oampfer sSorrento"
DON 6amburg in Stem Oorf eintraf uno
bamaIs einen 9ieuif antrat, ipuroe Dor
eiuiaen Sagen nod oem ginwanoerers
boipiiaI auf Warb' 3 Sslano seianot. ba
ne fi4 ben SUB nerlebt batte. Sort
murbe ermittelt, baB Nlbertine Wtutters
freuoen enigegeniiebt. unb es wuroe be-
ihIoiien, ie mad ibrer 6eimaib 5uriids
aufenoen. Cine eble beutfbe 6rou.
Dorette 6enteI aus Stem Berlin bel
Srop i'm Gtaate Nem Oorf, uel9e felbit
Dor 20 Sabren aIs armes Wdb4en eills
,panberte. iebt aber in guten Terbdlts
uiiieu lebt, hattie Dor einisen Sagen Der
Wfatroue gBlinger in gaitle @arben
mitaetbeilt, fdb miiroe fi9 serne eines
eingeiuanberten ungliidli9en Gei96pfes
annebmen, tpel6es unter ben JcIgen
aIIaupertrauenber 2iebe 5u leiben babe.
israu gBIinger beua9ri@tiste Grau
6enfeI iiber MIbertine's Sol unb Grau
6enfel erfldrte li9 bereit, bas Mtdb1en
Az fidb au nebmen unb bas Qinb au aoops
fireu. Inter fieien umfdnben III Als
bertinen seitaitet iuorben, in Imsrita all
hleiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-27

= lleber ben GeIsiturs in ben glia'
aara ssdlIen beri6ten Bufalloer 1ldtter
foIaenbe gin3elbeiten: Sener Sbeil oes
sselienufers rabe ben SorieIboe Sals
auf Der canabii9en Settle, betannt unter
ben gaamen Upper Sable &od1, iisl
um Wsitternadt nit einem fur6tbaren
@etOIe, unb fonnte Der StoB i'm llms
fana bon elmer Meile be ipiirt tuerben.
Sauieube BON Sonnen uOn Jelfen firlen
in bic S6lu1t; rbsnfalIs unsdbIiae
9onnen sis. Der genaue Bru6 1T sluis
id)en benz YroIpect 6aus uno ben gros
Ben SorieibOe Sails. eerabe oberbaIb
6es alten ,Sable Rod" unb nabe be n
Steppengans. Der Srsppeusang ipurNs
nidt nit fortserifien. obmobl etma $50
Tub bes eilernen 8eldnbers in bic
66ludt gerifien tparb. 6dtte biei'r
Tall udbrenb bes Sages ftattgefunbet
70 uiirben wabriaeinli9 mebrere Men'
idben umgefommen iein, benn oies 1T o.
rabe bic 5telle, ND Beiu6er bic groBur
tia5ten Gcenen in Aug'niGeiH nebmen.
Die @runolage bes Ibbanges III nrn
gdualit peranoert; mau fanH iebt obsr-
balb am llfer fieben uno bic i6werra
WaEermaNsn ieben, uie iie in Der tiefen
6dluht peri9winben. Die Sewobner
Der Orif6aft un5, bic Souriiten bese'
ben fih idbaarenmeiie an Ort uno Stels
Ie unb nebmen ben ungebeureu Steins
baufen In Ausenihein. Wau id5dbt,
bab 127, 900 Yarb bes 6eliens abselOf
wuroen. Nan gIaubt, bab bic hria9e
bes abl6iens bes Geliens bic mar, baB
elm niebriser WaKerifanb Dorberri4te
unb bab bas falte Wetter Der lebten
Wodeu unb bic augeiammelteu gis'
maiIen ben Sturs peruria6ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-27
Inter Der lleberitrift Sang

- Inter Der lleberftrift Sang.
fam t6btenb@ pirb aus 2onbou
gemeIbet: rSm Sabre 1889 perIobte fid
bic baauntal feb3ebnidbrige MsiB Mas
tbilbe Sobnion, eine Ni9te bes beriibms
ten photographer, nit benz Garoe'
2ieutenant 9oog. 3urj Dor Der 9o93eit
ifarb Der 2ieuienont; bic Braut 3og fi9
auf ibr @ut 8altinslas surid, Iebte in
gr0Bter giufamfeit unb iebte mod i'm
gIei9en Sabre elm Seiiament auf, in
benz iie ibr fiinfsebntauienb pfuub
Sterling betragenbes Yerm6sen benz
MsiIitdrfpitaIe berma9te uno ben
Wunf9 ausiprad, man m6se auf ibr
@rab einen Marmoritein iebrn. Der ibs
rem Wame unb ibr Alier aeige, nebfbei
bic Snf6rift wNn 2iebessram babinges
soneen." MflB Matbilbe Sobnion ii
am Is. 5. i'm = bunbertunbfe9ften
Sabre ibres 2ebens seitor6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-27
Der ApIa. unb @ieh.sa6aia stpd

= Ser 6ols. un6 8ieb.a a6aig 6tod'
bridge bon RoIamaaoo. ipel6en bic re-
publifaniide Staatsgeiebgebung Nfi9i.
gan's gum 8unbesienator gemdbl1
bot, ilf Der gntel zines 6iodtrid, Der
einit aus 9annoper einmanoerte.
Dieter 6todbrhd ioll elmer Der erfeu
GeiBen aniiebler iener @esenb &C.
tueien iein. Ct bieIt einen 9aben, NOS
rim er ben Snbianern Geuermafer per'
faufte. Wenn bieie genug batten, pfegs
te Ct ieinem Sobn Carl snaurufen
rgarl. made sulA Oaoon foll bic Nn.
iiebIuns, aus Der fpdter bic iebigeStnoi
sntitanb, mittelff Betbuuaung Der beut'
i9en Morte ben Namen Ra a m a.
] 0 erbalten baben. (auD
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-27


feIbit penn elm sutes waitteI sesen bic arant'
6eit aebrau1t rirb, bdnst gum sroben Sbetle
bon Ser art unb @eile ab, in ber 60 angemanSt
pirb. ltnreselmd5ise NIT llnterbredung se'
b,auGte Dozen f0nnen uns feinen antalt dur
ri&tiaen BeurtbeiIuns ber @irfiamieit elmer
Weoisiu seben, pie beilfrdftis biefelbe aud
iein mag Benn iis baqeseu in ridtisen Ooien
in bpraeidriebenen 8tpildenrdunien einsenrm'
men pirb, pirO Elm suusrIdiiises Seilmittel ben
2ped ieines @ebraudes errei4en. Inter ben
SeiImitteIn, p.Ids, Denn iie ipRematild nnO
NIT Betarrli6feit ssbraudt iDeroen, sriinslids
unb baueruhe sturen beipirfen unb Die @ieoer'
febr periobii1 auftrsteRoer arantbeiten ber.
bitten. nimmt Q ftetters Rageu ubit:
ters cine beionbers bobe Stele rim. Bel
8erbauunasIeiben, sdpdde, &beumatismus,
@ed,ieIfiebsr, 9eberleiben, nutbdtisfeit Der Aie'
rem unb Der Hlaie, gerfopfuns uno anosrsn
praauiiHen Rianftei en-, III es eiu ersrcbtes
SsiImitteI, benz bic aerate ibre profeffionsils
8inisuna eribeiIt babeu, nnb peI9es als ein
etdrtunes., Alteratib. unb Sausmittel ssssn
Qeiben bes Maaens, Der eeber unb Der Elm.
sepeibe cine unbesrenats wopularitdt ssn'eft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-27
@nnSerbare Qure,,.

B .. Sobt u. Co., @boIsiaIe unb RetaiI
Druaaiifen bon Rome. ga, iast: Seit aiuei
sabrsTa fii5reu mir Or. ainss Rsp DissoS.rs
Electric 8itters uub gudlsns arniea eaIbs
unb ba5en ME SeiImitteI sebabt, bic ftd befei
berfauften ober uebr 8efrieSisuns gsiudbrten
Sic babsn einise punoerbare ssuren IN unfere'
Gta6t beipirft, namentIid mebrere Sale bou
ipirfIider ausjebruns iinb burd ben Gebraud
einiser 6laf9eu bon Or. tinss Vein Diseobert
aebeilt iporoen, in Berbinouns nit eleetris
Bitter. @ir sarautiren biefelben ffets.
Gum 8erfauf bel u. Drei 8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-27

= Der beuti9e goniul in peters'
burg (friiber In gineiuuati) Or. jur.
bon Wsobl unb beRen @emablin tueroen
i'm ndGfen Grhbiabr petersburg pers
Iafen, nm am iapanii@en6ofe bic ibnen
angebotenen StelIunsen als 9ofmeiher
unt 6ofmeiiierin nit einem Sabresge'
baIt BON so, 900 Grancs ausutreten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-27
Rn6lens Mruiea.galbe.

Die bette Saibe Der xseIt fur e4nitts
Austf6unsen, esfdpiirs, iJisbsr. uno 2ant'
ausf6las, GIs4ts, sefprunsene ednbs, trof'
beuIsn unb ale eautfranfbeiteu; turtrt qa'
msrrhoibsn ober feins Besabluns. 8oniss
Classification sarantirt ober bas eelb piro
suraderfattet. 25 Gents bic SAa&td bel v
Greib
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-27
Eiu untermebmenoee, 5uterIaiit8es
8auS.

gean tann f9 itets auf u. Oreib bsrlaf.
iep. nidt aIIein, ba6 er bas Bette fiibrt. lest ct
Eh bic asentur bon pobIbefannten betpdbrten
artifelu, bic bas @oIt mag, au unb erbdIt fid
babur@ ben pbisen auf. CT Sat iett bic agen.
tur fur Or. !finss Aeue gntoeduns seaen Nus.
aebruna iibernommen unb berfaufi bic Mebisin,
neil Ct neis. bab fie gut if. Sic iurirt iebe
Infection Der ssebIe, aunse unb Sruf. @robe.
GIafdleu frei,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-27

= Ma6t Cure 8efeuungen fhr Sta'
9eIbrabt, slatten Drabt. giienble9,
2upferble1 unb 26tbe bet piper q
S9ultbeB 249 Mfarfet Ctr.
Sparf GeIb unb 3eit.
@arantie fir niebrisfie Marftpreiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-27

Hiir gRonor.

d =
sdgiinbiae mid hierburd els ganSibat fir
bee ezlaYorsamf Sci Der i'm Sebruer absutal.
teubeu Rebt On. Sd beee bas Bertranen, oab
u n6frenb ber Ietten 3ebn SABRE NIT ben @t.
f&1ffsfntexf5eil unb BEN maferielen @ad5s-
i5am btr Sidbt senisenb befonnt seiperben
Bin. mn eiu u11beil In IofaIeu au9eIegeubeiten
iu beiten. DaS tiefft SntereIIt fiir uuisre tsnf-
fiae srosberitdt berdnlabt mid, cine forgfditise,
absr fartihritIiae 9oIitit In mnnieipaIsn An'
QxIfafuteiten 40 bsfirnorteu unb ant cine &c.
Std5ie. bortsiIofe unD uuteruekmsnbe Staotbers
naIfxne ~ brinaen. Benn tu biefem ebren.
polen &Iaie ezpdtIt, rerbe id bic @abl ah en-
iair ersleienes getirauen befra6fen unb brrs
Ipye4e, meine lDaittsn sstreu tu uiaIIen.
-.------.---GAwin D. 3erren.
.ber 11nisua6uete seiat fid biermit BEN
DubIifnm oIs 'etn unabtdngiger Ganhibnt fdr
bas Amt bts Gtrabenfommiiidrs In ber i'm
ud4fen oebrnar fattFnbenbsn adbtif9su
0akT an. A9lxnssboI:
So y ! q. 8. anirt
Thr ftabtif4er GsIleftor.
J. Den llnierael&nete embfeblt fi9 ben gHrseru
adtunasbou els aaubibat 3ur Biebererpdb'
Iuna fzr bos amt bes Gitt goIlettors BET bs'
am ID. Uebruar 1857 HattfHesnben @abl.
-4-- 9. g. 9aueifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-27
BUR &egulirnng.

SM% ONSUWkSt~ssO*
~ 6eIiebte Sausartuei ent'
y )1e bdIt serbiretermaben tsin SbsiI@sn
SS aRertur cher auhere f@dohde Cub
Cant, ioabsiai II elm besetabtltf6.
sic fl,rirt ole bur9 2eber-, Merens
unb Nfagenf0rung peruria1tetI
I 3raufbeiten.
Wenn bic 9eber In lintrbnuus 1T, bann
IN ber ganie Orsauismus getort: Das
AIut IT -uuyeiu, Der atbem pioerlid, osr
Yolisnt hat aopfneb, fibn fi4 fdpa1,
nieDerpeftInaen unb nerbos. I'm ser
ffIimmerirna bes 8ufanbes su bsrbnten,
nimm fofcrt Simmons
0skx n4. @eeuIator. Bel ftsnoer zee
IeIDfL bsnspsii, ooer bel aie n
"rrf' Ieibeis berneibe man Stiaulan'
ten anb aesme einimons eiber @esulat0s. Der
@enn Du sttpas iGper gsrbauIi@es ee'
oelIea, sber mad BEN GiIen elm Iafeness De-
f52f SAD, oAer Bel 9a&t uiht sinlhlaftn
stonua. ID uirnm cine OoIis. Das ntrb DIR
beIfen unb On fanuF aneenebm jAlafen.
@eun Un an 8 SartIeibtsteit D ~
tspfie unh 0aIIieteit leioef, tu9e
jeforf Nb6nIfe IN Sinsmons Qiber Regulator.
Be bsbdEt es ieinss aeien MeSpinirens uno
e fojiet nHr meuig.
HBsnn Du glorssns nit einem biitsrn es'
fduad I'm Hlunbe eripafaf,
"s.AA.A Gimmcns eiber @esulator. VI
SUIWIH reanIirt ben salisen Nfaeen,
v berfift ben Gtbem uno resn'et
Bic beIeate 8uuae. ainber beoarfen or ein
unaefdtrIi6es Abfabr. unb etdrinnssmitiel,
nm cine nakenbe Rranfbeit obaupenosn. Stm'
mons eiber Regulator bilit sssen Blaeuagsn,
aopfpfb, Maseufdure, gerbanung.I I6nadpe,
an5r uab au9 sesen bic ber ainSbeit sissnsn
sebesmaI, penn Gu fpnrf, bah Detn Or
aanisnns bef Reini9ung, Stdrtun9 nab Me'
auliruna oEue beftiess Abtlbren, oser Git
mnIiruns atne Bstrintea brandt, uiInm
$i'''n',', 1ir', 4sspl't'''
Il n Zeiiin d Co., philadelphia, pa.
sss Z preis $1.00.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17
GENERAL sOtLs.


Miss Braddon is about 10 publish
her iiilioth novel.
A female orchestra, all players Of
brass instruments, Is creating a SEN
sation at Dresden.
A beautiful full length portrait Of
Queen Kapiolani has been received
at the State Department.
Miss Mary Curran, Of Bloomsbury,
Pa, won the gold medal oratory prize
in the Junior contest, June 30.
Mrs. Margaret Cook Harper, Of
New York, wife Of Fletcher Harper,
founded and supported the Seaside
Home for working girls 10 that city.
Mrs. liza. riet h. Mayif, Of Burlin-
game, Kas., has taken q patent Tor
board designed TO hold a shirt while
its front aud back are being ironod.
Josie Franklin and Victoria
Byrncs, two American girls, have
been licensed as telegraph operators
at San Luis Potosi-the first in
Mexico.
Mis- Kate Ryan, Of Brooklyn, n.
Y, has patented a filing attachment
for hot water rubber bags, 10 that
they can be filed without scaldiDr
the hands.
Miss Annie Thomas, Of Billings,
NJ. r., conducts a COCO acre ranch,
looks alter valuable timber property,
aud has an interest In two paying
mines near Butte City.
The Illinois Women's Press Asso-
citation il taking rank among the best
organizations OF woman workers.
Mise Mary Allen West, editor OF the
Union Signal, is it's very efficient
president, aud over sixty names
complete its roll.
Chicago literary circles are rejoic.
ing in the acquisition Of Mr.. Il. u.
and Mrs. Sarah Underwood. In the
light Of nineteenth century progress,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Underwood work to-
gether, and both names appear a.
editors Of The Open Court.
Woman suffrage Is yindioated BY
the fact that, while steadily the
sphere Of woman has been broaden
irg, admission given her into new
fields, occupations aud trusts, yet in
no single instance has she failed 10
show herself equal TO the task Hon.
John ID. Long.
Judge Waite is about TO publish a
valuable series Of articles in the Chi.
cago Law Times, which is edited and
published by the suffrage leader
Mrs. Catherine V. Waite. Mrs
Waite also carries on an extensive
book publishing business, 10 which
she is assisted by her daughter
Miss Bessie White Hagar, OF
Louisville, KY, has compelled Oh,
State Board oil Pharmacy TO gran,
her q certificate 10 dispense medi
eines % 0 chemist. Although she
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17
FOR and ABOUT WOVEN.
RIGHTS ENJOYED BY WIDOWS
IN THE PINE TREE STATE.
Miscellaneous Gossip As TO Women's
Moyememenis Personal
Points.

Many citizens Of Maine, men and
women, last winter petitioned the
Legislature to submit an amendment
to the constitution OF that State, so
that women may vote on the same
terms as men. This the legislators re-
fused to do. But they did amend the
laws SO that a widow may live ninety
DAYS in the house of her. deceased hus-
band without paying rent. The text Of
the amendmentis as follows:
"A widow shall have her reasona-
BILE sustenance out of her husband
estate for ninety days after his death
and may re naiu in the house OF her
husband during said ninety days
without being chargeable with rent
therefor"
Maine and Massachusetts we're
formerly united, and the old law of
Massac husetts gave widows only
forty days to live in the house Of the
deceased. Probably the old law in
Maine also gave the widow only forty
days. In Massachusetts, this was
the case, even when the house was
built by money which belonged to
the wife before her marriage, and it
must have been 80 in Maine. The
personal property of a wife, by the
marriage, became the property Of
the husband, and the house built
with that money was the husband 8
house. His widow could stay in il
forty days.
The question arises, were the Maine
legislators afraid TO submit an amend
ment 30 that women may vote, lest
they should deal with widowers as
Maine men have now dealt with
widows2
Here is the catechism Of il:
Q.-How long may q widower in
Maine live in the family house after
his wife's deathY
A.-As long as he pleases.
Q.-How long may widow live in
the family house after the death Of
her husband2
A.-She may remain ninety days
without paying rent.
Q.-May Maine women help to
make the laws2
A.-They shall not.
How sorry and ashamed Maine
will one day be of this treatment Of
its widowsl IL comes in q great
degree from the fact that the part
the wife takes in the family 10
counted as worth nothing, because IL
has no money value, or it is not paid
for in money. IL is regarded az q
gift when the Maine law gives a
widow reasonable sustensnee. Ii
is generosity to let her "live ninety
days without remit" But this widow
came TO the house q young wife. She
has spent all her days in the service
Of the family; she has been mother
and nurse OF the children; she has
been cook, laundress, chamber
maid, seamstress, parlor maid, wait
ress, hostess, aud maid OF all work.
A majority OF wives do all these
things. Time passes, and, when she
is sixty OF seventy years Of age, the
man OF the house dies aud his widow
can stay ninety days in the house
without paying rent. Or she may
be a mother OF young children; in
that case she needs the whole prop.
erty Gust as the father would have
done) 10 enable her 10 shelter aud
feed the family; but, all the same
the law will turn her out after ninet,
days. Such legislation shows how
each class needs the power to pro
tect itself. Lucy STONE.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17
$l3O,50O Upton County
Bonds for Sale.
UNION AND PLANTERS BANK, [
MEMPHIS, Tgyy., June Ia, 1887.

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK,l
MEMPHIS, TENN, June IA, 1887, J
By authority we offer for sale. through
sealed proposals. only, slSO,5OO Upton
County Six Per Cent. Coupon Bonds. dated
May |, 1887. maturing as iollowsi
sll.0oo due years after date.
s2s,S0O due 10 year, after date.
SS7,5O0 due Is years after date.
$500 due 30 years after date.
All In denominations Of $500 and coupons,
payable semi-annually on February lst and
August LIST of each year, covering each six
months interest. sxcopt that the first coupon.
payable February LIST, next, covers nine
months interest and the last maturing cou-
pom throe months interest. All on the face
are payable at this Bank and can DO redeemed
alter fve years from dste.
Address sealed proposal the Board o
Directors Union and Plant Bank. Nom
phis, Tonn.." marked IBID for Bonds"
with a certified check for three per cont Of
anco, and such proposals will remain I'M
opened until II m. July q, 1887, at which
time they will DO opened and awards made 10
tho highest bidders, except that bids for less
than par and accrued interest cannot be on
tertainod.
In addition to the amount bid for the Bonds
purchasers viii have to pay for the interest
accrued since May lst, past
These Bonds are Issued for the redompti
Of a like amount Of unmatured Certificates
Of Indebtedness which constitute the entire
debt Of tho county, except a small floating
debt for current expenses fully covered By
past due collectible taxes.
Henry Graft, Esd, and Messrs. Turley i
Wright. were engaged to investigate and pro-
uounce upon the legislation and proceedings
under witch thoy were Issued. and ,heir
written opinion concludes as follows;
"After careful consideration we give II as
"our opinion that the action Of the countyis
"iully auth riIed by said legislation and In
Conformity therotoi and Mat the bonds TO
"be issued under Il will 70 the valid and
illegal bonds Of Upton county"
Fortified by an opinion Of validity and
regularity from such able aud eminent at
tornsys, We have no hesitation In. rocom-
monding 10 invei tors rs a most desirable aud
thorOughlf safe investment these Bonds Is
suod by n cou. ~ 90 wealthy, prosperous, and
60 lightly hurdenod with debt.
NAPOLEON HILL, President,
S. p. READ, Cashier,
Of Union and Plantsra' Bank